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Hushfeed v0.82.0 has 147 patches for global TikTok 47.7.3 (com.zhiliaoapp.musically). It's built on Morphe patcher 2.3.0, so update Morphe Manager to 2.5.0 or newer before you patch (or use morphe-desktop 2.1.1 on a computer). Older ones won't load it.

TikTok moves to 47.7.3, so grab that build from APKMirror and patch it with the same signing key. Your login and settings carry over. You can jump to a date on your Liked grid now, and search what's on your Liked and Favorites tabs. Long comments can fold down to a few lines. Pause before the feed puts a short countdown in front of For You, and Hushfeed can tell you when a newer release is out. The settings come in Thai too.

New in this release

Hushfeed now supports TikTok 47.7.3, and only that one. 47.7.2 isn't supported anymore. Grab the 47.7.3 bundle or APK from APKMirror and patch it with the same signing key, so your login and settings carry over.
Hushfeed builds on Morphe patcher 2.3.0 now, so it needs Morphe Manager 2.5.0 or newer, or morphe-desktop 2.1.1 on a computer. Older Managers refuse the bundle.
Jump to a date on Liked grids puts a button in the Liked grid's top corner. Pick a year, then a month or the whole year, and your likes start there, so older ones load without scrolling through everything newer. Newest likes in the same menu goes back. It starts off and lives in Hushfeed settings > Feed screen, under the grid sort rows (#350).
Show where commenters are from also checks the country field on a commenter's account, and uses it only when it holds a two letter code (#201).
Long press on Profile opens my watch history makes holding the Profile tab show the watch history kept on your phone, so the long press on For You can keep opening Hushfeed settings. A tap on Profile works as before. It starts off, sits under Keep my own watch history and needs the Feed tab navigation patch (#172).
Long-press Profile to switch accounts brings back holding the Profile tab to pick another of your accounts, for accounts where TikTok left that hold out. A tap on Profile works as before, and while Long-press Profile for Watch history is on, that one gets the hold. It starts off, lives in Hushfeed settings > Feed tabs and takes a TikTok restart (#388).
Discover in the bottom bar puts Discover where Friends sits in the bottom bar, the layout TikTok gives Indonesia, and your region and feed stay as they are. It starts off, lives in Hushfeed settings > Feed tabs and takes a TikTok restart (#98).
Friends in the top tabs moves Friends up to the tabs along the top of the feed, just left of Following, and Discover takes its spot in the bottom bar, the layout TikTok gives Indonesia. Your region and feed stay as they are (#98).
The Feature Gate Lab can override experiments TikTok reads as a whole object, like the home tab layout. It couldn't reach those before. An override changes only the fields you give it, and it still applies when TikTok sent your account nothing for that experiment (#98).
The diagnostic report names the code other patch bundles added to your TikTok, or says there's none. A bundle built from the same template as Hushfeed, with the same package names, no longer counts as Hushfeed's own code. When the last crash happened inside one of them, it says which, even when TikTok's own code passed the error along. When a report runs long, Copy quick report now drops only the oldest events and keeps every other part whole, this one included. It also lists the last five times Android closed TikTok and why, where it used to show only the last one (#275).
The diagnostic export has a Font section. It shows which font TikTok's text went out in, whether an imported font loaded (and if it didn't, why), and the Samsung font style on Galaxy phones (#346).
Settings an update adds get a small dot after their name in Hushfeed settings, and the closed section they sit in gets one too, so you can spot what's new. A dot goes away after the visit that shows it, and a fresh install starts with none (#349).
Startup message shows a message you write each time TikTok opens, with an optional title. Turn off Close with Back or a tap outside and only its OK button closes it. Its Don't show again button hides that message until you change its title or text, or install or update TikTok again. Rotating the phone or changing TikTok's theme keeps a message you haven't closed on screen, and doesn't bring back one you have. It starts off and lives in Hushfeed settings > App (#347).
Check for Hushfeed updates tells you in TikTok when a newer Hushfeed is out. Once a day at most, when TikTok opens, it asks GitHub for the latest release, and a newer one gets a card listing the first few things it changes. Update opens Morphe Manager (or the release page if Manager isn't installed) and Dismiss hides the card for that release. The request carries your Hushfeed version and nothing else, and the switch starts off. Find it in Hushfeed settings > App, under the startup message rows (#377).
With a color picked in AMOLED dark theme's options, Profile, Inbox and TikTok's other full pages take that color too. Before, they stayed black. The light look and the video feed don't change (#348).
Block P2P video relay also takes out the LIVE relay's two leftover libraries, about 1 MB more. The split APK bundle never had them, so nothing changes for those installs (#70).
Bend the video at the edges makes the glass pill's rim bend the blurred video behind it the way the edge of real glass does, and it gives the colors there a small lift. It sits under Blur the video behind the bar, starts off and needs Android 13 or newer (#231).
Three new switches under the ring switches, Remove rings on the feed, Remove rings in comments and Remove rings on profiles, pick where the story and LIVE rings come off. All three start on, so nothing changes until you turn one off (#351).
Accent color has two new options, Like color and Save color. They paint the heart on a video you liked and the bookmark on one you saved, in the feed and in their tap animations, with a preset or a color code you type. They work in light, dark and AMOLED, and with or without a new accent. Both start on TikTok's own red and yellow, which changes nothing (#369).
Hide On this day takes the On this day memory off the front of the Inbox's stories tray, and the stories after it move up into its place. It starts off and sits under Hide stories tray in Hushfeed settings > Inbox (#358).
Hide profile pictures in comments takes the commenter's picture off every comment and reply. The name and the comment move over to the left, so there's no empty space where the picture was. It starts off, sits under Hide the thumbs down on comments in Hushfeed settings > Comments and takes a TikTok restart (#352).
Custom hold speed under Playback takes any speed you type, like 1.8 or 2.3, for holding a video and for the pull-down lock under it. It takes the place of Speed while you hold the video, and leaving it empty keeps that row's pick (#357).
Check for already-saved videos covers Save the original sound too. Save a sound you already have, even from a different video that uses it, and you get Open or Save again instead of a second copy (#356).
Phone model for effects under Report a newer phone to effects lets you pick the phone the effects server hears about, since an effect turned down for one phone can open for another. Tap it for a list of recent Galaxy and Pixel phones, or pick Type another model at the bottom and enter any model yourself. Left alone it stays the Galaxy S24 Ultra (#176).
Keep clear screen in the next LIVE carries clear screen from one LIVE room to the next one you swipe to, so the chat, gifts and buttons stay hidden until you turn clear screen off. It starts off and sits in Hushfeed settings > Playback, next to Offer clear screen in every LIVE room (#354).
LIVE feed countries under Hushfeed settings > Region asks the LIVE feed for rooms from the countries you list, like BR, MX, taking turns page by page. TikTok doesn't say which country a room comes from, so this steers the feed instead of filtering it, and a room from somewhere else can still turn up. Nothing else in TikTok sees the change. It needs the Region spoof patch but none of its switches, and it starts empty (#355).
The diagnostic export has a Captions line. For each For You video it says whether TikTok sent caption tracks, and when it sent none, the reason TikTok gave, like not authorized or language not supported. That way an account whose captions never show can tell whether TikTok sends any at all (#217).
Two new switches in Hushfeed settings > Comments, Hide the close button in comments and Hide the expand button in comments, each take one button off the top of the comments, and the buttons beside it move over into its place. Back or a swipe down still closes comments. TikTok only shows the expand button to some accounts. Both start off (#371).
Hide the search button on the feed also hides the magnifying glass TikTok puts over the shrunken video while comments are open (#371).
Invisible controls button puts a small eye at the top left of the main feed. Tap it and the buttons, caption and tabs turn invisible but keep working where they are, which helps against burn-in on OLED screens. Tap the eye again and they're back. Your choice sticks across videos and restarts. The eye stays off other tabs, comments, Clear display and videos you open from a profile or search, and Pause brings everything back. Keep the caption in sight under it leaves the creator's name, the caption and the music line showing. Both start off and sit in Hushfeed settings > Feed screen, under Keep faded controls in Clear display (#374).
Hide Send to new group takes the gray Send to new group button off the share sheet when you've picked two or more people, so Send separately is the only button left. It starts off and sits under Hide the Send to row in Hushfeed settings > Share sheet (#375).
AMOLED dark theme has a switch now. AMOLED dark mode in Hushfeed settings > App starts on, and turning it off brings back TikTok's own dark grays after a restart, so you can keep the patch in and still pick plain dark mode. The color you picked in the patch's options stays for when it's on. Pause Hushfeed turns it off too (#372).
Make sticker in a video's share sheet opens TikTok's own sticker editor for that video, so you can trim it, add text and save it as an animated sticker, even on videos where TikTok doesn't show its Create sticker button. If the editor can't open, the video's cover becomes the sticker like before (#214).
Automatically record LIVEs you enter starts recording a LIVE's stream the moment you walk into the room. Swipe on to the next LIVE and that one starts recording too, while the one you left finishes saving in the background. Tap Stop and it stays stopped until you leave and come back. Screen recordings still need your tap and Android's permission. It starts off and sits under Record LIVEs you watch in Hushfeed settings > Playback. Thanks to Hiiva for building it (#363).
Drag handle and jump buttons on grids shows a handle at the edge of a long profile, Liked or sound grid while it moves, with Top, Back and End buttons beside it. Back returns to where you were before the last jump. It starts off and lives in Hushfeed settings > Feed screen (#378).
Bottom bar icons in Hushfeed settings > Feed tabs picks one of the icon sets TikTok is testing for the bottom bar, or leaves it to TikTok, which is how it starts. It takes a TikTok restart (#285).
With Log diagnostics on, the report keeps TikTok's answer to every LIVE like, so a like TikTok refused can be told from one that never left the phone (#380).
The settings screen now comes in Thai. Thanks to @MangaThatsFine (#381).
Pin more chats lets you pin more than 5 chats in the Inbox. TikTok's app stops you at 5 even though its website doesn't, and pins you make there already show up in the app. It starts off, sits under Show inbox filters in Hushfeed settings > Inbox and takes a TikTok restart (#385).
Hide voice comments takes voice comments out of a comment thread, replies included, the way Hide picture comments does for pictures and stickers. Your own voice comments stay. It starts off and sits under Hide picture comments in Hushfeed settings > Comments.
Also filter it follows up a tap on the Not interested button. A short list offers the video's creator, its sound and up to three of its hashtags, and the one you pick goes on the feed filter's own list, so those videos stay gone even after TikTok forgets the feedback. Undo on the banner takes it back off. Cancel just closes the list, and the feedback still goes to TikTok. The sound is offered only while Hide videos with blocked sounds is on. It starts off and sits under Show the Not interested button in Hushfeed settings > Feed screen.
A hashtag on a word list now hides only that tag. #cat used to hide #cats and #catholic too, and now it leaves them alone, which is what you'd expect from a tag. Write cat without the # to catch every word that has it. Tags written together, like #fyp#cat, still count one by one. The Turkish dotted and dotless i and the Greek final sigma now match on word lists and blocked sound names however they're typed, and the keycap emoji no longer counts as a hashtag.
Search Liked and Favorites grids puts a Search button at the top of the Liked and Favorites tabs. Type a word from a caption, a creator's name or a sound and the grid shows only the loaded videos that have it, in any case, with a count of how many match. While a search is on, the grid keeps loading on its own so it looks past the first screen. Clear brings the whole grid back in its sort order. Turning the switch off (or Pause) clears the search too, so turning it back on shows the whole grid with its Search button. It starts off and sits under Jump to a date on Liked grids in Hushfeed settings > Feed screen.
Fold long comments cuts a long comment down to its first 4 lines with "more" at the end, and a tap on more opens the rest right in that row. Replies and the creator's comments fold the same way. Fold after sets how many lines show, from 1 to 20. It starts off and sits under Links in comments open in Hushfeed settings > Comments.
Pause before the feed puts a short countdown in front of For You the first time it opens after TikTok starts or comes back from the background. Continue lights up when the count ends, and Leave TikTok sends the app away instead. Messages, profiles and search open without it, and a trip to messages doesn't start the count over. It's in seconds (0 to 60), starts at 0 (off) and sits under Don't start the first video in Hushfeed settings > Screen time. Making it shorter waits a day when Wait a day to loosen the budget is on, like the budget's own numbers.

Bug Fixes

Blur the video behind the bar shows the video in the glass pill again on TikTok 47.7.3. The player now draws a smaller picture than the space it fills on screen, and the blur asked for a part of it that didn't exist, so every read failed and the pill stayed plain glass. LIVE previews in For You are found again too, since the LIVE player now builds its picture layer on its own (#259).
With See-through bottom bar or See-through status bar on, a video no longer shrinks for a moment and grows back right after you swipe to it. As each video starts TikTok puts the picture back to its own size, and for a moment lays the player out a little shorter, and Hushfeed now fills the picture again for the player's real size before each frame is shown (#390).
Saving works again behind a proxy app whose fake-IP mode answers with an IPv6 address from its own private range, like mihomo's fdfe:dcba:9876::/64. Hushfeed only knew the narrower fc00::/18 range, so every video and photo save stopped with "Media URL resolves to a non-public address". Any private IPv6 range a fake-IP proxy hands out counts now, and when a save is still turned down for a local address, the message names the range instead of saying nothing (#387).
A comment row could show the translated text of the comment it held before. TikTok reuses rows as you scroll, and a row it reused for a picture or sticker comment kept listening for the old comment's translation, so a translation landing for that comment afterwards (from Auto translate comments, say) showed up in the wrong row until you scrolled. A row now stops listening for its old comment as soon as it gets a new one. With Auto translate comments on, a row could also keep the other video's comment when you opened one video's comments right after another's, because the translation request went out while TikTok was still filling the row in. It now waits until the row is done (#383).
With Hide unpersonalized For You videos on, a For You batch that's nothing but fill-in now keeps just its first video instead of all of them, so far fewer unpicked videos slip through while the feed still has somewhere to go. Thanks to @yokkkoso (#391).
A mouse wheel or touchpad scroll over the daily hold, the tap to start stop, the App lock screen, the Start page cover or the profile grid's sort hold no longer scrolls what's behind it. A hold too tall for the screen scrolls itself instead.
On the App lock screen TalkBack goes straight to Unlock and reads "TikTok is locked" along with it. It used to stop on the title by itself first.
With App lock on and Open TikTok on set to Inbox, Profile or another tab, TalkBack and Tab reach Unlock right away while TikTok opens. The start screen used to hide the lock screen from them for up to 8 seconds.
During the daily hold, pressing the right arrow key on the last tab no longer slides TikTok over to a creator's profile, and TalkBack's scroll actions can't page it there either. Arrow keys still move between the tabs and the hold's buttons.
Latest first on Following loads further ahead. TikTok sends only a few posts per read on Following and asked for more just three posts before the end, so a newer post often showed up after you'd already scrolled past older ones. With the switch on, the next read starts while about a dozen posts are still waiting below you, so more of them are sorted before you get there. With it off, Following loads the way TikTok does (#226).
While App lock is up, a dialog, sheet or popup TikTok opens no longer shows on top of the lock screen or takes a tap. One that was already open when TikTok locked goes behind it too, and after you unlock they're back as they were.
Remove LIVE extras leaves the files LIVE invitations, co-hosting, joining as a guest and battle scores run on alone now. Picking every patch used to empty the guest call library, so friends' invitations never showed up and joining a LIVE failed. The patch is down to the LIVE games script and animated gift effects, so it saves very little space now (#382, #107, #132).
Icon picture in Custom launcher icon takes the folder Morphe Manager's picker hands back. It uses the only PNG in that folder, or the one named icon.png when there are several, and otherwise stops and names the PNGs it found. The hidden ._ copies a Mac leaves next to each picture on a memory card don't count, and a folder that can't be read says so instead of claiming it holds no PNG. Before, picking a folder stopped patching with "there's no file" until you typed the file name in by hand (Discussion #288).
With Check for already-saved videos on, saving something you already have no longer flashes "Saving" right before Open or Save again comes up. That note now waits until the check finds it's new, for sounds, original photos and photo posts saved as a video (#356).
A LIVE quality you pick stays picked after TikTok restarts as soon as Offer LIVE quality in more rooms is on. Keep the LIVE quality after TikTok restarts used to start off as well, so the next launch opened rooms at Auto again. It starts on now, and you can still turn it off (#353).
With Hide CAPTCHA popups off, which is how it starts, a puzzle that shows while you're just browsing (in a LIVE room, say) now gets a short note naming that switch. It shows once a session, and never for a puzzle the switch would show anyway, like a sign-in check (#87).
Hiding Report from the share sheet doesn't take Block this creator with it anymore. Block sits where Report would have been, in the share sheet and in the long-press menu (#367).
With Open TikTok on set to Profile, Inbox, Friends or Discover, For You doesn't flash up for a second before that tab anymore. TikTok always builds Home first, so the start screen now stays up until your tab is showing (#360).
With Open TikTok on set to Profile, Inbox, Friends or Discover, the phone's Back no longer drops you on For You. Back from another tab takes you to the one TikTok opens on, and Back there closes TikTok the way it closes any other app. When Search instead of Home or the feed lock has TikTok open on Inbox or Profile instead, Back follows that tab. Picking For You or Following keeps TikTok's own Back (#360).
With Let other apps play until a video starts on, your music comes back about a quarter second after you leave a paused video for the inbox, a chat or a profile. It used to stay quiet for a second or two first (#283).
A bio handle with a period and a date stuck to it, like @john.doe11/30/24, stays plain text now. In 0.81.0 it linked only the part before the period, which opened a different account (#247).
With Long-press Profile for Watch history on, holding Profile opens Watch history again after you remove your second account. Before, the hold did nothing until TikTok rebuilt its tab bar (#341).
Hushfeed adds less lag when a video opens from Search or Explore. The part that hides buttons on videos rebuilt its whole lookup list on every screen layout while the page opened, and now builds it once. With Playback quality set, each video's addresses get checked once too, instead of again in every place the player asks (#344).
LIVE Auto tap taps the host's side of the stream now. In a battle or a room with guests it used to tap near the middle, hit the other creator's half and open their profile card, which stopped it after a second. If a tap still opens a card, the next start in that room skips that spot (#335).
With LIVE recording source set to Screen, a recording keeps going after you allow it. Android's permission screen made TikTok think you were leaving the room, so TikTok shrank the LIVE into its own picture-in-picture window and the recording stopped a few seconds in.
On some phones the screen blinked each time a video slid under the bar with See-through bottom bar on. The new Stop the blink under the bar switch under it has TikTok draw the video inside its own window instead of on a separate layer, which those phones were dropping for a frame. It starts off and takes a TikTok restart (#232).
See-through bottom bar works on the Following tab too. TikTok keeps a strip the height of the bar at the bottom of that feed and paints it black, so the video there still stopped above the tabs. That strip goes clear with the switch now (#232).
With See-through bottom bar on, the still picture TikTok shows while a video starts lines up with the video when TikTok has moved the video up a little. It used to sit higher than the video, with a dark strip under it (#232).
An imported font and Use system font now reach TikTok's own screens, like its Settings pages, on installs patched from the split APK bundle. TikTok's fonts aren't in the bundle, so TikTok had nothing to swap and fell back to the phone's default font. Bold text stays bold (#346).
Hide TikTok Shop also hides the "Find " button with the shopping bag that sits above the search bar on some videos. 0.81.0 only caught a different Find bar, and the diagnostic export now counts this button on its own line (#271).
Remove story rings and Remove the LIVE ring take the rings off on the feed, in comments and on profiles again. TikTok 47.7.2 hands each picture its story status directly and asks a different place whether someone's live, so the old hooks missed most of them. The stories trays at the top of the Inbox, Following and Friends keep their rings, because TikTok takes anyone without one out of the tray (#351).
AMOLED dark theme reaches the popup that says "You'll see fewer posts like this" after Not interested, the comments' sort menu and TikTok's other toasts and small popup menus. They stayed gray before (#368).
With AMOLED dark theme on, the X that closes the comments no longer sits on a gray circle. The circle takes the AMOLED color now, along with other buttons and rows on TikTok's sheets drawn in that same gray. Turning off AMOLED dark mode brings the gray back (#371).
With Dark LIVE panels in dark mode on, the names in a LIVE's moderator settings and its muted and blocked lists read white on the dark sheet. They came out dark gray before. The "Support this LIVE" bubble over the gift button keeps its dark text on white too, where it had turned white on white (#362).
Remove creation tools keeps the camera's face model and the effect editor library now, so face effects, Retouch and All effects work with it in. It still takes out the two big effects engine libraries TikTok doesn't load for any of that, about 45 MB, on the APK and on the bundle alike (#285).
The Suggested accounts heading in the Inbox lines its title and info icon up with Clear all again. Hushfeed's taller Clear all button had pushed them up above it (#358).
With Compact comment header on, the translate and close buttons no longer sit on top of the first comment. TikTok 47.7.2 moved them out of the header into their own row, so they stayed behind when the header went away. They're hidden along with the rest of the header now (#358).
Profiles with their own stickers show the Stickers tab again on TikTok 47.7.3, and tapping it opens their sticker sets and video stickers instead of a "Something went wrong" page (#214).
With Dark LIVE panels in dark mode on, Video quality under a LIVE's Share menu is dark all the way through. Its sheet went dark before, but the list of qualities sat on a white card with dark text, and its close X was nearly black on black (#168).
The install steps now say to patch TikTok with Hushfeed's patches alone, since another source picked beside it can add to the memory patching needs. They also say what fit in tests with the 1 GB a 32-bit Manager can give the patcher. Simple mode's patches did, and so did every patch at once except with AMOLED dark theme and Region spoof both on, so turn on only one of them there (#339, #252).
Patching with Simple mode's patches needs less memory. Allow screenshots and Circle to Search no longer rewrites the spots in TikTok that only keep the screen on or go full screen, which is about half the ones it touched. On 47.7.3 that's 1324 classes rebuilt instead of 1460, and patching now finishes with 832 MB where it used to need 896 MB (#339).
Patching with Simple mode's patches needs less memory again. Turn off haptics no longer rewrites the 443 spots where TikTok gives a view a long-press action. It quiets the long-press buzz from TikTok's screens instead, while your finger is down, and text fields keep their selection buzz. On 47.7.3 that's 1057 classes rebuilt instead of 1324, and patching finishes with 768 MB (#339).
With a color picked in AMOLED dark theme, a LIVE room's comment bar, its emoji picker and the boxes behind the picker's send and delete buttons take that color under Dark LIVE panels in dark mode. They used to stay TikTok's own dark gray, so a tinted theme showed two shades there. With the default black they look the same as before (#329).
The build no longer pulls in a Guava or Netty release with known advisories against it. Guava moves to 33.8.0, past CVE-2026-118042, and the Netty that Android's test tools bring along moves to 4.1.139, past a critical netty-handler advisory. None of it reaches the app on your phone.
The README's install steps name the TikTok version a release was built for once that release is out. 0.80.0 and 0.81.0 went out with the steps still pointing at the TikTok before it.
Disable telemetry also stops TikTok's Orbu log upload and its whoami lookups, which were still going out on 47.7.3 (#379).
Hide surveys takes the interest buttons off a video by their own view as well, for when TikTok builds them some other way. The diagnostic report now names each kind of feed component a video was given (#293).
Blocking a LIVE host with Block this creator and swiping to the next room before the block went through no longer closes the room you moved to.
TalkBack reads the sort button on a profile, Liked or sound grid as a button and says the order it's on, like "Sort this grid: Original order". It only said "Sort this grid" before. The count that shows while a sorted grid loads reads as "30 videos" now, where it was a bare number.
On a phone set to Arabic or another right-to-left language, the button rows in What's new, the sticker sheet and the Feature Gate Lab run right to left now. The gaps inside the search box, a recent search, the status card and the notices are mirrored to match. In the Lab, a gate's title no longer runs into its value and Apply overrides keeps some space from its switch, whichever way the screen reads.
On a right-to-left phone, a setting's description now sits under its name on the icon's side, and a section's heading starts on that side too. Hushfeed's text is English, so those lines used to start at the far left, across the row from the name.
Hide the LIVE button now shows the restart button when you flip it, like the search and side menu switches. Turned off, the LIVE button stayed missing with nothing telling you it needed a restart.
If you left a video cleared with Keep Clear display across videos on, the first video after you reopen TikTok clears too, instead of keeping its buttons. Its tabs and buttons also stay hidden while TikTok gets ready to clear it, so they don't flash up first.
With Hide CAPTCHA popups on, tapping hearts in a LIVE no longer hides TikTok's check. It shows, the same as it does for a save or a gift, because a hidden check left the hearts on screen while TikTok counted none of them. When TikTok turns your taps down, Hushfeed says so once, the way it does for a video like (#380).
The sort button and the jump buttons on profile, Liked and sound grids sit on a darker backdrop, so their words read over a white or busy thumbnail (#378).
The hold speed bubble follows your phone's font size now, in both the pill and the round dial. With large text on, the speed used to stay small while everything else in Hushfeed grew. The whole bubble grows with it, so the padlock and the dots keep their room.
With Open TikTok on set to Inbox, Profile or another tab, TalkBack can't land on the For You feed hidden under the start screen while TikTok opens.
Restoring a settings backup, resetting settings or undoing either one now updates the feed's text size and color, the commenter names, a searched Liked or Favorites grid, the buttons on the video, feed mute, the comment search box and kept captions right away, the same as flipping those switches by hand. A grid you'd searched stayed narrowed after a restore turned Search Liked and Favorites grids off. If one of those can't redraw, the rest still do.
A switch your patch options turned on now works from the first launch, including the privacy and speed switches TikTok reads before Hushfeed's settings load. Those early reads treated them as off until you'd flipped them yourself.
Included diagnostics shows the choice a restored backup brought back. A saved choice it doesn't know now includes everything, where it used to export an empty log.
When Turn back on can't save, it says "Couldn't save the change. Try again." instead of acting like Hushfeed came back on.
Shared diagnostics leave out email addresses, phone numbers, account names and your proxy's address. Phone numbers written with spaces, dashes or brackets go too, and so does a nickname of several words or the name in front of your proxy's or router's address. A name with a smiley, an apostrophe or a comma in it is left out whole, and so is one written after a folder path. A time zone like +1000 next to a log's timestamp stays, since it isn't a phone number. A value that starts on the next line of a logged message goes too, along with any password or token written inside it, and a stack trace under an empty field stays readable. Details logged after a video's id, like its place in the feed, stay readable too. Text inside logged JSON, even JSON quoted inside other JSON, is now read like any other text, so a name or number tucked in there goes the same way. Version numbers like 4.12.0.1 and stack trace lines from Scala code stay readable.
Opening a video from a sorted or searched Liked grid, or from your sorted private videos, now swipes in the grid's order, and a search plays its matches first. Those two grids have a tap handler of their own, so their video page kept TikTok's order while your posts followed the sort (#180).
On TikTok 47.7.3 the Favorites tab gets its sort button, position rail and Search button. TikTok tucks that grid inside an extra container there, so none of them showed up, and they now sit just under the Posts and Collections row (#180).
A background job that fails, like the media cache's start-up cleanup, now shows up in the diagnostics log. Before, nothing recorded it.
On the light theme, the shine that runs across the Hushfeed settings title no longer washes the letters out. It's softer there now, so the title stays readable while it passes.
TalkBack doesn't stop on the screen that holds the feed as a whole anymore. It used to read everything on it a second time and offer to activate it, which did nothing. The title, the countdown and both buttons are still read one by one.
Tab on a keyboard or d-pad can't wander into the feed behind the daily hold anymore. It used to move from the hold into the video and the like and comment buttons underneath. Now it goes between the hold's buttons and the tabs along the bottom, which TalkBack can reach again too.
With the feed lock on, coming back to TikTok no longer puts the "Tap to start the feed" layer on top of the lock screen. It took the first tap there, which could start a video behind the lock.
With App lock up, Tab goes straight to Unlock. It used to stop on the black screen first, and TalkBack offered to press that screen, which did nothing. Anything TikTok opens while it's locked stays behind the lock screen too.

The changelog has every earlier release too.

How to update

Update Morphe Manager to 2.5.0 or newer, then refresh the Hushfeed source.
Patch TikTok 47.7.3 from APKMirror. Keep the manager's existing signing key so your login and settings carry over.

The .mpp download is a patch bundle, not a TikTok APK. Installation instructions.

What was checked

All 147 TikTok patches applied to TikTok 47.7.3 with none failing.
This exact bundle was patched onto TikTok 47.7.3 and run on a signed-in Galaxy S22. A walk through the whole app opened 27 screens with no crash.